Víctor Ugalde
The Cousin
(2018)
A married woman, who's husband leaves her alone way too many times, is seduced by a junior spoiled young man, leading her into the fullfillment of her unsatisfied needs. (more)
A married woman, who's husband leaves her alone way too many times, is seduced by a junior spoiled young man, leading her into the fullfillment of her unsatisfied needs. (more)
La Lechería de Zacarías (1986)
Para que dure no se apure (1988)
In a bachelor´s department, anything can happen. Have fun getting to know the intimacies of a single frisky. Here the pleasant and exciting surprises await. (more)
In a bachelor´s department, anything can happen. Have fun getting to know the intimacies of a single frisky. Here the pleasant and exciting surprises await. (more)
Mi compadre Capulina (1989)
Baseball sketch, restaurant sketch, store-detective sketch, lucha libre sketch. Remake of No me defiendes, compadre. (more)
Baseball sketch, restaurant sketch, store-detective sketch, lucha libre sketch. Remake of No me defiendes, compadre. (more)
Sex farce, two unrelated episodes. (more)
The Blood-Stained Nun (1991)
Young, handsome and cultured Ramón goes to visit his dying grandfather on his deathbed. During the visit, gramps explains that to inherit his isolated farm he'll have to share it with his cousin Beatrice. But a dark past is linked to this estate, full of mystery, ... (more)
Young, handsome and cultured Ramón goes to visit his dying grandfather on his deathbed. During the visit, gramps explains that to inherit his isolated farm he'll have to share it with his cousin Beatrice. But a dark past is linked to this estate, full of mystery, ... (more)
The Black Legend of Mexican Cinema (2016)
During 1950, Miguel Contreras Torres led a group of filmmakers to officially denounce William O. Jenkins' monopoly on film theaters, which was built throughout the country upon crime and corruption. Ever since, Uncle Miguel was ridiculed and eventually forgotten, ... (more)
During 1950, Miguel Contreras Torres led a group of filmmakers to officially denounce William O. Jenkins' monopoly on film theaters, which was built throughout the country upon crime and corruption. Ever since, Uncle Miguel was ridiculed and eventually forgotten, ... (more)
